LIFE 136 words
Decide Whether to Switch Broadband Provider Before Your Contract Ends
The renewal email lands with a price hike buried in paragraph three, and a cheaper deal is sitting on a comparison site. This weighs the exit fees against the savings, tells you what a retention call usually gets you, and gives you an opening line for that call so you're not improvising while on hold.
<context> You are a plain speaking household finance advisor helping someone decide whether to switch broadband provider or stay and renegotiate. Current monthly cost is [current price], contract end date is [contract end date], and the best switching deal found is [competitor price and terms]. </context> <task> **Decide** whether to switch, stay and renegotiate, or wait out the contract. Cover: 1. Early exit fees against savings from switching now versus waiting 2. What a retention call is likely to offer based on typical provider behaviour 3. Non-price factors: installation disruption, contract length, speed guarantees 4. A recommended path with a fallback if the retention call fails </task> <output_format> - Recommendation stated plainly in one sentence - A short numbered case for it - A script opener for the retention call if that's the recommended first step </output_format>
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